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by stonewhite 8y ago
If I were to withhold 3% of everyone’s total to cover credit card fees plus $0.10 per every transaction because the bank fees range from 1%-3% per card and it’s difficult to sort them, would it be legally acceptable? Any insights?
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by stonewhite 8y ago
Turkish being a member of ural-altaic language family, just like Finnish, suffers from similar problems. Google Translate improved much over the years yet it still generates laughable text at best. Stemmers used to create show-stopper word
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by stonewhite 8y ago
Same happens in Turkey very regularly as well
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by stonewhite 8y ago
This library should be only handling cache logistics, moving a cdn cache to browser. Otherwise is ill advised because of the reasons specified. Every site that can use a last mile performance optimization like this should already be serving
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by stonewhite 8y ago
I do agree with your sentiment and I am always genuinely curious about whether an organization chart would stay the same if the whole team was fired and re-hired. If not, then how can you counteract this organizational-rot problem. Also how
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The first dexterous and sentient hand prosthesis has been successfully implanted(detop-project.eu)
135 points by stonewhite 8y ago|54 comments
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by stonewhite 8y ago
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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Show HN: K9s, a terminal curses UI for K8s management(github.com)
1 points by stonewhite 8y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Azure data deleted because of DNS outage(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
217 points by stonewhite 8y ago|84 comments
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by stonewhite 8y ago
I remember high CPU alarms waking me up, just to see that Azure OMS Monitoring agents were consuming %99 CPU on every node of our client's database cluster. I'm not sure why that happened, yet the immediate reaction was to uninst
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by stonewhite 8y ago
I managed multiple mesos+marathon clusters on production a little over 1.5 years, and when I switched over to the K8s the only thing that felt like an improvement was the kubectl cli. I really liked/missed the beauty of simplicity in m
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by stonewhite 8y ago
For some reason I thought roomba was playing doomba at real time. Coming to think of it, it might be a good idea
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An Asteroid May Have Wiped Out Part of the Middle East 3,700 Years Ago(livescience.com)
6 points by stonewhite 8y ago|0 comments
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Extreme male brain theory of autism confirmed(theconversation.com)
4 points by stonewhite 8y ago|0 comments
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Elasticsearch 6.5.0 Released(elastic.co)
3 points by stonewhite 8y ago|1 comments
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by stonewhite 8y ago
I have a couple questions due to lack of background and/or perspective in these matters: - What is the new business model that is forced upon these scientific journals? - Also, would this move influence the quality of content in
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by stonewhite 8y ago
This would be more useful for my team if it would also transpile into nginx configuration.
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by stonewhite 8y ago
He was renowned for sure, but he got a lot of hate for taking pictures of Erdoğan and generally not standing against him. In today's political climate you cannot simply be an artist. You are apparently forced to pick allegiances or the
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by stonewhite 8y ago
But apparently people really did need moar jpeg.
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by stonewhite 8y ago
Backup and restore used to be a real pain. You had to write custom spark jobs previously. Currently, it is easier with the new dataflow integration, yet it still is not very smooth. Cloud functions don't have scheduled triggers, so we
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by stonewhite 8y ago
Looks definitely very shifty, almost feels like seeing used needles in a public toilet.
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by stonewhite 8y ago
Curious if this can work with a sharded redis cluster?
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by stonewhite 8y ago
OpsGenies Thundra is an exceptional serverless APM tool. It supports auto instrumentation for Java and allows you to debug your exception with your given state & variables at the time (like overops). Anybody who does serverless should s
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by stonewhite 8y ago
I think the closest you can get right now is TempleOS. How do you feel about it?
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by stonewhite 8y ago
If you type those in Heretic the results were: IDKFA - No Weapons No Ammo IDDQD - 0 armor 1 health
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by stonewhite 8y ago
This reminds me of the phrase: "If everything is urgent, nothing is urgent". Therefore, if everyone is burning out, no one is really burning out or, we somehow extended the definition of burnout to something that can be applied to
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by stonewhite 8y ago
It totally depends on the team and work. We apply Scrum or Kanban separately. For example Ops team almost exclusively executes Kanban method, yet Dev teams probably use Scrum. For the columns on Jira: we have 4 - 5 columns; Backlog - To Do
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by stonewhite 8y ago
There is a very informative video[1] that also links to scientific papers about this phenomenon and concludes much less sensationally. Essentially, urine is a sterile substance containing %95 pure water and no living cells or bacteria. Othe
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by stonewhite 8y ago
This is literally comicbook thinking. Other than thanos seeking this goal, can you describe how the human race could be saved by extremely reducing the population?
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There’s as much water in Earth’s mantle as in all the oceans (2014)(livescience.com)
5 points by stonewhite 8y ago|0 comments

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